Women’s Migration and Home in Chinese and Sinophone Culture Jennifer Lambe14 minute read A review of Life on the Move: Women’s Migration and Re/making home in Contemporary Chinese and Sinophone Literature and Film,… 0 Shares 0 0
Gender and Restaurant Work in Shanghai Xinying Hu6 minute read A review of Transforming Life in China: Gendered Experiences of Restaurant Workers in Shanghai, by Yang Shen. Although many existing… 0 Shares 0 0
Overseas Filipino Musicians and the Geographies of Migrant Creative Labor Stephanie Sook-Lynn Ng14 minute read A review of Western Music By Its Others: Overseas Filipino Musicians and the Geographies of Migrant Creative Labor, by Anjeline… 0 Shares 0 0
The Work of Domestic Service in Contemporary Morocco Mériam Cheikh4 minute read A review of Hired to be daughters: Domestic service among ordinary Moroccans, by Mary Elizabeth Montgomery. “Domesticity in Morocco has… 0 Shares 0 0
Immigrants in Classical Greece, Imperial Rome, and Tang China Rebecca Robinson7 minute read A review of My Neighbor the Barbarian: Immigrant Neighborhoods in Classical Athens, Imperial Rome, and Tang Chang’an, by Ryan Russell… 0 Shares 0 0
Mobility and Senses of Belonging among the Fatani People Francis R. Bradley5 minute read A review of Be-longing: Fatanis in Makkah and Jawi, by Muhammad Arafat bin Mohamad. Muhammad Arafat bin Mohamad offers an… 0 Shares 0 0
Social Difference and Culinary Education in Peru Abril Saldaña-Tejeda6 minute read A review of The Taste of Distinction: Culinary Education and the Production of Social Difference in Lima, Peru, by Amy… 0 Shares 0 0
Civil Unrest by Expatriates in Istanbul Cynthia Grguric5 minute read A review of Sensemaking of Civil Unrest by Expatriates in Istanbul, Turkey from May 31, 2013 to July 18, 2013 by… 0 Shares 0 0
Decolonising Anglo-Indians Swati Chawla5 minute read A review of Decolonising Anglo-Indians: Strategies for a Mixed Race Community in Late Colonial India during the First Half of… 0 Shares 0 0
The Chinese Rare Book Collection, Baillieu Library, University of Melbourne Shan Windscript4 minute read A review of The Chinese Rare Book Collection, Baillieu Library, University of Melbourne (Melbourne, Australia). In July 2013, I embarked… 0 Shares 0 0